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whats up??
I was creating a movable textview, so I could drag and drop it throught the whole screen… then, I decided to add Contextual menu to it, so I did it, but contextual menu only appear if I disable onTouchListener, so my here is my question:
is there any way to make them compatible?
I will post the code later if necesary
Thanks in advance!!! ;P
A context menu is generally started with a long touch. You initiate dragging with a long touch, you will need to initiate one or the other by some other means. I had a similar issue and got around it by placing the move command in the context menu.
I did it by setting a “moving” variable to true and highligting the control. The user then draggs the control and when released, set moving to false and save the position.